Beating Diabetes Today

One of the greatest tragedies of the American people, and of many other people of the world, is diseases that are very difficult to control. Millions are facing this challenge. Millions are dying every year from diseases out of control. Among the various diseases, such as cancer, tuberculosis, and other menacing illnesses, is diabetes. Tens of millions in many countries of the world have the disease. Unfortunately, the large majority of these persons have little knowledge of how to cure it, especially those living in remote parts of the world where access to a solution is difficult to access. Or it could be persons who can't read, or who live in an area where material is not accessible. Then there are persons who are eager to overcome it, but don't know what to do, or their doctor hasn't been clear to them of the steps to take. This book, Beating Diabetes Today, by Lamar Phillips, tells how he overcame it. It's a story of how one man, terribly afflicted by the disease, whipped it; and not only that, but also how he overcame neuropathy, a painful burning sensation, caused by diabetes, which severely affected his legs. It's a very fascinating story. And by the way, you'll want to read his poem at the end of the book, a poem that tells his joy of overcoming the disease. And so, dear reader, if you have diabetes, this is the perfect book for you. You'll not be sorry you bought it.

Lamar Phillips was born in the third decade of the 1900s in the central valley of California. After finishing college, Phillips earned a masters degree in International Development. As a result of this degree, he worked for 32 years in various countries of the world for an organization dedicated to supporting and training underprivileged people groups in developing countries how to improve their lifestyle and their health. He and his wife, now retired, live near Chattanooga, Tennessee.